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I'm trying this again :D. I've upgraded everything to latest Nextjs 13. It
took less than one hour and most of it was because of the effort needed to
rebuild the stack of transformations to pass from markdown to HTML with
remark and unified.
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I'm using Twitter a bit less and Mastodon a bit more. Migrated to
<a href="https://hachyderm.io" title="Hachyderm">https://hachyderm.io</a> from <a href="https://mastodon.social" title="Mastodon.social">https://mastodon.social</a> and the vibes
there are just AWESOME.
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For now looks like the oEmbed lib I use with the blog doesn't support
mastodon, but It looks relatively easy to implement it. The library uses the
list of providers from <a href="https://oembed.com" title="oEmbed">oEmbed</a>, but just doesn't support any type of
discovery or adding custom providers.
Support for custom providers might be easy to add, but automatic discovery
might be a bit more complex.
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I've been working with <a href="https://sorbet.org" title="Sorbet">sorbet</a> a bit lately and my love-hate relationship
with it continues. It is delightful to have types in Ruby (sometimes) but I
still find that some of the trade-offs implied by using sorbet are just too
expensive.
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For the last year or so I've been working mostly with Go instead of Ruby. It
has somehow become one of my favorite languages. I'm drafting a post playing
a bit with its <code>error</code> interface as it is one of the funnier parts of the
language IMHO.
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